The May batch of updated AGCAS Job profiles and What can I do with my degree? titles is now live on the Prospects website:

Job profiles

• Advice worker
• Animal nutritionist
• Art therapist
• Building surveyor
• Business analyst
• Clinical scientist, haematology
• Commercial/residential surveyor
• Community education officer
• Corporate investment banker
• Corporate treasurer
• Educational psychologist
• Emergency planning/management officer
• Environmental consultant
• Facilities manager
• Forensic accountant
• Health and safety adviser
• Information systems manager
• IT trainer
• Make-up artist
• Media researcher
• Metallurgist
• Occupational therapist
• Patent attorney
• Printmaker
• Product manager
• Teaching assistant
• Therapeutic radiographer
• Trade mark attorney
• Youth worker

All 500 Job profiles are available on the Prospects website.

What can I do with my degree?

• Agriculture
• Architecture
• Chemistry
• Web design and development

 All 100 of the What can I do with my degree? titles are available on the Prospects website.

Case studies

This month's case studies are from a wide range of job sectors:

• Agronomist/agricultural consultant
• Airline pilot (first officer)
• Chartered (residential) surveyor
• Commercial accounts handler
• Educational psychologist
• Neighbourhood police officer
• Occupational therapist
• Oceanographer
• Police officer (designated ward officer)
• Quantitative researcher and consultant
• Therapeutic radiographer

If you know any recent graduates who would be willing to provide a case study to provide an insight into their profession or their degree subject, please contact publications@agcas.org.uk.

Quality

AGCAS continues to update all these resources on an ongoing basis in partnership with Prospects so that they remain relevant and current for the benefit of students, graduates, careers professionals and the wider HE community.

Each month we provide an update via ARENA, LinkedIn and Twitter on which resources have been updated and provide links to the most up-to-date versions.

If you have any queries about any of our publications, please email publications@agcas.org.uk.